Hotels near Basilica Bath in Denizli

Hotel Goreme is a very quiet but nice place to stay in Pummakale. I arrived at 7:30 am and instead of being turned away because the checkin time was 11, I was offered breakfast and he checked me in. I was 8th in line at the Hierapolis City Ruins and I was able to get into where I Walked Up and later Down The Travertines as well as not deal with the thousands of tourists that followed. After the hiking I did, ozgur the manager helped me get a parasailing tour complete with over 100 photos and videos for only $80. All other tours wanted over $130 WITHOUT photos! The room was clean and the AC quiet and cool. Mustafa ali güler of Nirvvana paragliding, T4t tour and Balloon coffee was my guide and all was fine! Best choice if you come to Pummakale

Местоположение хорошее. Сама деревушка маленькая, бедная. Среди такого найти достойную гостиницу не просто. Питание на завтраке не как в отелеях на побережье, но все же лучше, чем ничего. Фрукты, овощи, суп, омлет - все есть. Детям и сухие завтраки и молоко тоже есть. В остальное время по меню можно заказывать еду. Ценник приемлемый. Салат 75лир, Порция мяса 120-170. В самом номере есть то, что уже можно отремонтировать, но это не критично. Белье чистое, тапочки, полотенца, халаты, фен (но слабый) Вода в номере при заезде бесплатная. Рядом магазины, небольшой супермаркет на дороге. Можно купить воду, шоколадки/конфетки, напитки, детское питание, взрослое питание)). До Памуккале 5 мин на машине.

We stayed here for 2 nights. Average sized room with a big balcony overlooking the pool. Room was clean and modern, few English channels on TV. Good parking,.loads of spaces. Walking distance to the village of Pamukkale and short drive to the main entrace of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Pamukkale and Hierapolis. It is also a short drive to Loadicea (archeological site) and Denizli (we went up the cable car) Best thing about this hotel was the food, bountiful selections of food during breakfast, the buffet counters were overflowing with food! Dinner were also big portions, we had the set meal that cost around 140-150 Turkish Lira (£7-7.50) and the food for the 2 course meal was delicious. Staff were nice. We enjoyed our short stay here.

The owner is a Japanese woman, she is fluent in English and her attitude is very enthusiastic. The location of the hotel is really good, very close to the scenic spot. There is a swimming pool in the yard. The indoor space is quite large, that is, there is no kettle, and it is not allowed to eat anything or wash clothes indoors. It also writes a reminder in Chinese at the front desk. The hot water for the bath is okay, but the towels are too hard. It was found that breakfast was not included at the time of booking. You have to pay an extra 30 lire to include breakfast.

From the outside, the hotel seems welcome and pleasant. However, since our first contact with the team, we were surprised by their cold: they didn't want to be paid by bank cards, saying they had no reader, while we could see him behind the counter. Then we were taken to our room: it had no air conditioning, which resulted in a constant smell of moisture, in addition to very unpleasant moisture. I think it is dangerous to stay in this atmosphere several nights, especially for young children. In addition, the materials used in the bathroom are not of quality: the washing machine is not well fluided and the toilets evacuate the fluids through a hole located next to it, not below ... I let you imagine the problem. The breakfast was good, but no more, just industrial products. The swimming pool was not accessible, but I can't complain about it, it's just the beginning of the season. The location is very good, I can't remove it from them. We have paid the next day of our arrival: since then, no kindness, no exchange, even no hello or smile. Even when we left, they didn't even come to the courtyard, but just set us from their sofa. I understand that some tourists may be afflicted and unpolite, that this profession is not always easy, but I do not understand this attitude. Finally, the price was not so high, but I had to write this message for families who will pay the high price this summer and who will face these disfunctions.

The location is good, Pamukkale will be there in about five minutes' walk down. The boss is also very good. We didn't want to drive ourselves because we were afraid of going back, so we sent us to the entrance on the mountain. It was more reasonable to have fun like this. It's a very big bed and breakfast, except for the front desk brother. The facilities and equipment are just like that, and the sanitation is pretty good. There is a swimming pool in the yard. Before checking out, my son had a good afternoon playing. There was their own parking space at the door, and the boss gave us his place when it was full. The Pamukkale Scenic Area is across from the upper floor for breakfast.

The location of the hostel is very good. You can walk from the hotel to enter Pamukkale, and if you wake up early in the breakfast, you can eat and enjoy the rising Burunds with the scenery of Pamukkale. There are many good restaurants nearby, and it is fun to find delicious restaurants right after check-in. The room I booked was a bit narrow in size, but it was not inconvenient to stay because it had everything you needed. There was a swimming pool inside the hostel, but the weather was cold and there was no one to use when we went. I think I used it if I went on a trip in the summer. The inconvenience is that you have to check in/Check out early. Check-in was 10 p.m., Check-out was until 11 a.m. the next day, faster than the accommodations in other areas we stayed in.

The room is clean and the air conditioner is good, and the balloon is flying every morning from the rooftop. I can see the lime shelf. I arrived in the morning, but I prepared a room early and I was able to swim in the pool and relax. It is a pity that the village of pamukkale itself is not lively, but the inn can go to the entrance of the lime shelf on foot, so you can go back without worrying about time and rest in a warm shower and a cold room. Mini bus and supermarket are close.

My wife and I visited Pamukkale and stayed at the Apollon Garden Hotel for four days+three nghts. It was a wonderful experience. The owners and their son made us feel so welcome and were accommodating with any requests that we had. The hotel is new and the rooms were very comfortable. We even got to ride their horses before we checked out. Highly recommended.

The only complains I can give about this place is that we didn't stay longer. Had we known how much this hotel would exceed our expectations we would have planned a few more days. Driving into the courtyard you instantly feel welcomed and at home. You are greeted by two wonderful pools one is a shallow one for children. It was a little chilly for us to use this time of year but I am sure in the heat of Summer it is absolutely divine. The family that runs this place are wonderful people. We were immediately offered coffee or tea while we waited for our rooms. The rooms are a decent size especially for the price you pay. The bathrooms are beautiful, you have your own little private hamam in your room. Having a disability it was nice to have such a large bathroom space. If needed you could fit a wheelchair into the shower. The bed was very comfortable, and it was very quiet at night. The only thing I would mention is it does get a little chilly at night. I recommend asking someone how to use the heat in your room. There are a few steps to get to the lower level rooms, as well there is a ramp available. Either way, everyone is more than happy to help you manage anything you need. One of the owners, Ismail, was full of recommendations for how to best enjoy the local sites. He is very well traveled and has put a lot of work into learning multiple languages through his travels. If he is not too busy he is a very interesting person to sit and have a conversation with. He even took the kilim (Turkish rug) I bought in Istanbul to speak with someone to see if I would get the same story from the person I bought from. He came back with more information than I originally got, including proper ways to care for it as someone had washed it in hot water previously which caused the colors to run. Ismail did this out of his own curiosity, he is not trying to sell me anything more. There was never any pressure to buy or book anything extra. Just good advice! I honestly can't say enough about this place, the experiences was worth way more than you pay. And the hosting family treat you better than you would get at a hotel for 10 times the price. The matriarch of the family makes a wonderful butter which you can have with your morning breakfast. The location is fantastic, it is a quick drive to the travertine's / ruins, or it is not too far if you want to walk. A beautiful area to go hiking in. The people of the town are amazing. You truly get the vibe of a small town where everybody knows everybody. Good humble kind people. Half of the residents work in the hotel industry and the other half are farmers. Every single person we encountered we're happy to take time to answer any questions. I highly recommend the Shah Sultan Ozturk! I would absolutely stay here again, only I would make sure it was for a longer time next time. Thank you so much Ismail and family for providing a beautiful experience in our travels! My apologies if I mispelled your name.